Selection Factors - Skilled Workers

Skilled workers are assessed against a point system consisting of six selection factors.

The six selection factors are:

Factor 1: Education Maximum 25 points

Factor 2: Ability in English and or French Maximum 24 points

Factor 3: Experience Maximum 21 points

Factor 4: Age Maximum 10 points

Factor 5: Arranged employment in Canada Maximum 10 points

Factor 6: Adaptability Maximum 10 points

Total : Maximum 100 points

Pass Mark 67 points

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